Berjaya Hills Guide

Where To Stay In Berjaya Hills

Formerly known as ‘Bukit Tinggi’, Berjaya Hills is the latest highland attraction available in Malaysia. With a host of accommodation options available to suit every need and budget, as well as an array of recreational activities as well as cultural attractions, Berjaya Hills is the place to be for an effortless good time with friends or the family (Read more...)

Colmar Tropicale

Inspired by the original Colmar Tropicale village in France, Berjaya Hills version is like a piece for French soil in Malaysia – a postcard picture come alive!

Along with the French-themed resort that has 260 rooms, Colmar Tropicale will allow you to sample all things French, such as pizza and pastries from La Flamme Sidewalk Deli, fine dining at La Cigogne, cigars and wine at Le Vin and French bread from La Boulangerie bakery.

Frequent street performances also take place in the Colmar Square, a cobblestone central courtyard surrounded by French-inspired buildings.

Stay In Colmar Tropicale

Japanese Village

The first of its kind outside Japan, the Berjaya Hills Japanese Village is elegantly built to resemble a picturesque Japanese garden complete with marble footpath, waterfall, koi pond and tea house.

Here, visitors can take part in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony or enjoy total relaxation at Tatami Spa.

Location: Colmar Tropicale Resort     
Operating Hours: 10am to 6pm daily

Japanese Tea House

The world first and the only Japanese Tea House built in the tropical rain forest, 3500 feet above sea level.
A scenic view of the Japanese Tea House where the stream runs across the garden.

Location: Colmar Tropicale Resort     
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Berjaya Hills Golf and Country Club Suite

An 18-hole golf course with panoramic views and green plains awaits avid golfers in Berjaya Hills.

Golfers will enjoy the cool surroundings and misty landscapes along with a view of the French villages. The club is also a great place to host seminars and meetings as well as a stay for vacation.

Location: KM 48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, 28750, Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, Pahang. Malaysia

French Chateau

Modelled after the Haut-Koenigsbourg medieval castle in the Vosges hills of Alsace, the French chateau has all the delights of 18th century French culture and modern facilities, including a French fine dining restaurant, wine cellar, health spa, mineral bath, pools and more.

La Boulangerie Bakery

A wide variety of freshly baked breads and pastriesby our resident French baker.
Operation hour: 8.00am to 8.00pm (everyday)

La Flamme

Pastries and pizza and the infamous tarte flambé.
Operation hour: 12.00pm to 10.00pm (Monday to Thursday), 11am to 11pm (Friday to Sunday, eve of and public holidays)

L’orient

It serves Indo-Chinese food, as well as French influenced South East Asia specialties.
Operation hour: 11.30am to 2.30pm and 6.30pm to 10.30pm (Monday to Friday), 11.00am to 3.00pm and 6.00pm to 11.00pm (Sunday, eve of and public holidays)

La Blason Lounge

Operating 24 hours, it serves Malaysian and international specialties that would make your sleepless night easier.
Operation hour: Operating 24 hours

Rabbit Park

Over 200 rabbits roam the park along with an assortment of donkeys and deer.

This place is sure to attract the children who can feed and play with the rabbits, stroke the deer, ride donkeys and engage in various fun activities organised by the park.

Operating Hours: 10am to 6pm daily

Horse Riding

The horse stable in Berjaya Hills offers visitors a chance to ride various horses on special trails that will take them past jungles, Aboriginal villages, creeks and mountain plains.

Riding lessons are also available and the instructors will help you pick the right horse for your trail guide.

Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden is a 4-acre park with a 1 km walkway that allows you to enjoy the sights and sounds of a tropical highland forest.

There are plenty of viewing decks for you to snap pictures of the forests and also the chance to view horticultural experiments conducted here – pears, apples and seven species of strawberries!